MX and Payveris Bring Faster, Open-API, Digital Payments and Money Movement to Fintechs and Financial Institutions

MX and Payveris partner to connect accounts while bringing easier digital money movement capabilities to users of fintechs and financial institutions, reducing their operating costs and future-proofing their IT investment

MX, the financial data platform and leader in modern connectivity, and Payveris, the leading integrated money movement platform, are partnering to expand seamless, low-cost, and low-risk money movement services by improving account connectivity for nearly every U.S. financial institution or fintech company.

With the new integration, organizations can deploy intelligent digital payment and money movement services to their customers and utilize the Payveris MoveMoney℠ platform and suite of open APIs, SDK widgets, and SSO products. The new experience is embedded into an integrated money movement solution.

“Financial institutions are looking for easier ways to automate their processes around bill payments and movement of money,” said Chirag Patel, Vice President of Product Management at Payveris. “And, banks and credit unions are looking to have a major role in delivering the best experience possible for their users. With MX’s industry-leading financial data platform and modern connectivity, we’re making the payment experience seamless — the way consumers move and manage money – and simpler than ever.”

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“We respect Payveris as a leader in the money movement space and we’re excited about this partnership because it will help our joint customers have full control over almost every aspect of the experience for money movement,” said Brandon Dewitt, Cofounder and CTO of MX. “Payveris has a long track record of strength, security, and reliability in lowering the friction to the user experience, significantly reducing operating costs, and future-proofing their IT investment.”

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